Institution Type: | Public |
Campus Setting: | Great Lakes Town, distant from an urban area |
Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - professional practice |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
Calendar: | Semester |
UW-Whitewater is a beautiful campus. The professors in the communication department are incredible and helpful. It's a smaller campus, but it tries really hard to keep students involved and interested.…
Very good education and excellent, hands on teachers. Small campus with a large campus feel. Lots of places for study and play--you should not be bored on this campus!…
This college is small, and quite a bit like high school- attendance is taken in all of my courses, and I'm not allowed to have my laptop or cell phone…
An inviting and welcoming college with a plethora of things to do. A very warm community with generally nice people all around. Not too big and confusing, but just right…
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater shares the mission of the University of Wisconsin System and the core mission of the other comprehensive institutions within the University of Wisconsin System. In addition to the system and core missions, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has the following select mission:
a) The University offers an extensive range of undergraduate programs and degrees, including interdisciplinary programs, in letters, sciences, and the arts, as well as programs and degrees leading to professional specialization.
b) The University offers graduate education built clearly upon its undergraduate emphases and strengths with particular emphasis in the fields of business and education.
c) The University expects scholarly activity, including research, scholarship and creative endeavor, that supports its programs at the associate and baccalaureate degree level, its selected graduate programs, and its special mission.
d) The University provides supportive services and programs for students with disabilities.
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All there is to do here is to go to class and to your friends dorm and to your dorm, no other entertainment under the age 21.
Read MoreI love the campus! Everyone is so down to earth and friendly. I loved my first week here- the freshman orientation was amazing! Everyone was really geared to helping the incoming students! Because the campus is so small, everything and everyone feels close-knit. I see people I know all the time walking to class! Classes are small, too. No more than 30 kids, except maybe in the GenEd classes, but I'm sure it wouldn't surpass 50.
Read MoreThis campus is amazing. There is a lot to do and they try to get you involved as much as possible.
Read MoreI love the beautiful campus and my great professors. The student organizations are nice, though I don't personally have time for them.
Read MoreI think Whitewater is beautiful, first of all, particularly in the Springtime. Some people say that everyone goes home on the weekends, but that's not true anymore. There's a lot to do in Whitewater, though it's a small town. During football season, our games (on Saturdays usually) are always a good time, because our team is so good (Division 3 Champions!) In the University Center, there is a bowling alley, $1 movies shown nearly every weekend that are fun and CURRENT movies, good food like UNO's pizza, and comedians or bands to listen to on Thursday nights. If you live in a dorm, your floor will have weekly activities going on like Game Night or S'mores parties, where it's easy to make friends. In town there are also things to do like check out the library or thrift shops, get a tattoo downtown, go for a walk along the beach, get a bite to eat at one of the diners in town, or get a drink at one of the bars if you're of age. Whitewater does seem to have a ritual called Thirsty Thursday. If you're not a partier however, don't worry. People don't usually get too crazy- unless it's Homecoming.
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